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Vinyl backyard pavilions are modern-looking and long-lasting, as well as easy to clean and maintain. All sorts of sizes are possible, from a small poolside getaway to an enormous outdoor retreat. A vinyl backyard pavilion may be complemented by veneer stonework, fireplace and chimney, exotic wood ceilings, and copper and other roofing options.

This vinyl pavilion is our entry-level design, making it an affordable pavilion without sacrificing quality or longevity. Choose the shoreline if you want a basic low-maintenance vinyl pavilion.

The Montford is an upscale pavilion with an excellent post, overhang, and roof pitch proportions. The design allows for large post-to-post spans, giving a wide airy feel. Choose the Montford Pavilion for a formal-feeling entertainment area. Plus with an added outdoor fireplace, it will be sure to impress your family and friends.

For a more trendy look, the Caribbean Pavilion replaces the traditional post braces with bold and wide columns. This design is the perfect starting place for an exquisite outdoor retreat area or an area with an outdoor fireplace!
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| $10,589 |
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| $12,717 |
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| $14,100 |
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Vinyl Pavilion Kits offer a practical way to build a clean, contemporary outdoor structure without starting from scratch. Long-lasting, simple to maintain, and available in all sorts of sizes, they can fit anything from a small poolside getaway to an enormous outdoor retreat. Each kit includes the necessary construction materials, packaged for clear organization and easier assembly. More affordable than on-site installation and available for shipping across the continental U.S., they can be built by you or a local professional.
Yes, we offer privacy walls as an option! Check out this project to see an example of one we’ve built.
Lead times can vary depending on the project. The best way to get an accurate answer is to fill out a quote form, where your project’s current lead time will be displayed as you complete it.
Yes. We can provide a drawing for the concrete footer placement before you place your order.
We sell vinyl pavilion kits for the three styles of vinyl pavilions we install – the Shoreline Pavilion Kit, the Montford Pavilion Kit, and the Caribbean Pavilion Kit.
Pavilion pricing can differ widely based on the sizes and materials you choose. To learn more about what influences the cost, check out our article on pavilion pricing or get in touch for a personalized free quote.
Vinyl, wood, and timber frames are among the top materials people choose when building a pavilion. Each has its own advantages: some are easier to maintain, others are more budget-friendly or long-lasting. Are you curious about which one might work best for your space? Check out our guide on outdoor pavilion ideas for more insight.
Choosing between a pergola and a pavilion comes down to what you’re hoping to get out of the space. One of the biggest distinctions is the roof; pavilions feature a fully covered top that offers more shelter from the weather, while pergolas use an open-slat design that lets in more light. Because of the added structure, pavilions usually come at a higher price point. Want to dive deeper? Take a look at our comparison of pergolas and pavilions.
Yes! We use a laser level and cut the posts onsite as needed.
To place a pavilion on bare ground, you should first install concrete piers just a bit above the surface of the ground.
In many cases, permits are required. Permit requirements often vary by state, county, city, or local municipality. Check your state and local laws for the most accurate permit requirements for you! Lancaster County Backyard does not obtain permits.
LCB ships DIY pavilion kits primarily within a 1,000-mile radius from our location.
In most states, we are able to provide engineered/architectural stamped drawings for pavilions for an additional fee. Contact us to begin the process.
A vinyl pavilion kit is ideal if you want an outdoor structure that stays looking clean and fresh with little upkeep. Unlike wood, vinyl doesn’t need to be stained or painted and resists rot, insects, and warping over time.
The extra expense of covering and constructing a vinyl structure makes it 20-40% more expensive than it’s wood counterparts.
We recommend that the pavilion columns are placed on concrete piers (cut the concrete and place piers in).
If you’re mounting to an existing wood deck, a good mounting method is to drop the posts down through the deck and secure them to the joists. The recommended method is to take the wooden portion of the post down through the deck. (Trim pieces for vinyl make this a bit simpler.)
We do not recommend fastening to pavers. They do not provide structural stability and are not a secure anchoring method. The recommended method is to install concrete piers approximately 18” in diameter and 36” deep. First, remove a section of pavers at each post location. Then dig down 36”. Fill with concrete to approximately one to two inches below the bottom of pavers. After the pergola or pavilion is installed, the pavers can be cut to fit and replaced around the columns. [Note: Footer size to be verified per job.]

Please don’t hesitate to reach out. We welcome your questions and are happy to discuss your project in more detail. Call us at 267 638 6983 or email us at sales@lancastercountybackyard.net.
